Negro workers moved to fill steel mill strikes in three states
Special dispatches report United States Steel Corporation employes sending experienced Negro iron and steel workers from Alabama and Alabama area districts to mills in Ohio to replace striking white workers. In Bessemer forty workers were sent to Wolfville Ohio and in Ensley sixty two workers were dispatched to Cleveland to fill positions left by strikers.
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United States Steel Corporation
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Ala
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United States Steel Trust
Ensley Distret
Cleveland
Ohio
Toiay
Hindon Denies Involvement in Steel Strike Settlement
Canton Ohio August 2 Senator Hindon denied reports alleging involvement in settlement efforts for the great steel strike. He described his visit as social and said he takes no part in negotiations. He met with Senator Cullom and the President, then proceeded to Chicago to rejoin the western congressional session.
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Ohio
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Cullom
Ilinois
West Semmon
Congress
Callum
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The Position of the Strikers
August 2 Wellington reports the Americaty Federalist notes that negotiations broke over the demand to make union membership a condition of employment for nonunion workers. The federation argued workers should organize and win the same wage scale as union mills. Gompers then departed for Philadelphia or Newark.
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Wellington
Federa- Hon of Labor
Ita Tcene
Peace or war looms in steel strike talks from New York
Reports from Pittsburg indicate a probable peace or war outcome to be announced in New York tomorrow as Amalgamated Association leaders prepare for a wage conference resumption. Preston and officers reportedly conferred with executives to set terms and a renewed conference. Local officials and strikers faced tensions as the walkout stretched into a second week with threats of violence and mayoral intervention to prevent clashes at the rail yard.
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Pittsburg
New York
Amalgamated Association
Shafer
Boant
Toot Cly Conlgh
Deansylvania Limited
Lyvelock
Thetco
Dinamp
Troufoo
Henry
Fort
Meir
Bhatter
Wachappelle
Preston
Hin
Minster
Statien
Welleville
Ohio
Cave
Ateel
Wellerilo
Abeel
Betidite
Nen
Pean
Lens
David Albrand
Brooklyn N.Y
Furelbir
Cap
Naat Ieltea
Ministers Near Final Form of Prototogal Draft
Pekin August 2 The provisional committee of the ministers of the powers virtually completed the draft of the protocol and will submit it for approval to the other ministers. All questions will be settled in a few days with potential disagreements and debate over wording could delay signing indefinitely.
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Pekin
Call Out Cutters Force Compliance by Garment Workers
New York August 2. Garment workers vow to press demands, targeting contractors and manufacturers. Strikers seek to compel noncompliant workers to join and push concessions from firms while opposing wage and procurement practices feared as delaying tactics.
Tampa bus community rally over manifesto threat to factories
A garbled Tampa August report describes a renewed strive by manufacturers who threaten to move plants if residents do not suppress anarchist leaders and protect their business. The piece references factory costs and local tensions amid unclear details.
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Tampa
Fla
Otter
Eltixens
Clash of Workmen as Nonunion Iron Laborers Attacked
Pittsburg reports fifteen striking iron workers assaulted nonunion laborers unloading iron at Wilnaburg. Charles Fever severely injured. attackers reinforced by police and about 1000 citizens. Workers retreated, search for culprits continues amid ongoing tensions. Columbus street railway strike settled for now as workers return to duty after city committee mediation. San Francisco shoe strike continues with efforts to reconcile strikers and merchants.
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Pittsburg
Putin
Willnaburg
Charles
Ero Holiow
Fire Ravages Anadiana Town Chicago August 2
Fire destroyed a town area in Anadiana near Chicago on August 2. Firefighters battled flames through the night as structures burned, with large smoke plumes visible across the region and reports of substantial property damage.
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Anadiana
Chicago
Drumimend
Terror and Shame in Boer War Policy Revealed
A Daily News correspondent reports on British policy in South Africa with claims of armed natives and concentration camps described as humane. Chamberlain’s statements promise harsher measures and possible execution of captured black fighters as political debate rages in London.
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London
Daily News
Kimberly
Rechuana i
Transvaal
Mapeking
Bryan Defends Schley in Controversy Over Battle Honors
Lincoln Neb August 2. W J Bryan condemns Admiral Schley’s rivals and urges recognition of his role in the Santiago battle. The piece attacks Maclay’s history and questions the medal awards while quoting observers who defend Schley’s honor and the Brooklyn’s actions in the chase.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Bediey
Mr. Strin
Sampaon Schley
Santiago
Sampaon
Schial
Monty
Hla
Wm Mieda
Admiral Schrey
Bavtingo Bay
Altiteultra
Behler
Bryan
Maclay
Emiea
Americin Huntory
No Successor to Kimberley Named
Anomalous dispatches from Waebligtes August 2 report no successor named to Admiral Kimberley of the Behing court of Ingulus. Corrobanponnterence with Admiral Kim whey discusses letters of declination, with Admiral Kim's inability to continue duties due to medical treatment. The Navy department acknowledges the letters and notes Kimberley’s retirement, with an acting secretary to Rear Admiral Kimberley.
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Eleuhedioy
Ingulus
Kim Whey
Weet Newton
Dhe
Navy
Alco
Departaten
Marten
F. Magers
Kimberley
Wiest Newton
Mass
Notaries Released After Forgeries Case Relieved by Cash Bail
New York August 2 Special to The Port Morria Meyers and David Short a pair of notaries who drafted Militionaire Ries will in the Patrick murder trial were freed from the Tombs in 7500 cash bail each. They had been confined since March 20. Hall was supplied by Joan T Milliken of 48 Chouteau avenue St Louis to clear a chamberlain this morning and posted cash bail. The city chamberlain notified Judge Newberger and the referee of the prisoners Recorder to reduce bail from 25 000 to the present. Milliken is Patrick s wealthy brother Louis a chemist who has worked for Patrick and who would be unable to answer questions when appearing.
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House of Commons
Colonial Office
Orar
Cape Colony
Cape Coley Weld
Farine
Chamberlain
Mereio
Watibals
Maule Wan
New York
Morria Meyers
David
Short Notaries
Militionaire
Chouteand Avenue
St. Louis
Nfo
Milliken
Aily Chamberlain
Newberger
Court of General
Patrick
Low
Louis
Svandil Prayer Amid Turbulent Goverment Strife
Fragmentary OCR recounts a speaker addressing violence and political unrest. The text hints at brutal oppression and public fear during a period of strong governmental authority and civil disorder, with references to prayer and appeals for restraint.
Kruger's People Vow to Keep Their Flag Alight
The Figaro publishes Kruger interview denying Boer camps cruelty claims and insisting they will never renounce their flag. He argues British reports exaggerate atrocities and urges unity to defend their cause despite pressure.
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the Figaro
Kriger
Ali
Lord Kitchener
Cruger
Mies Hob
Great Britain
Andy
Wwe
Bears Going Northward London Invasion Report
The Boore forces moving northward into Portuguese territory are reported from London on August 3. Authorities describe advancing troops and strategic maneuvers as part of ongoing regional tensions.
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London
Tha
Unclear OCR Fragment on Local Event Near Keow and Nutaril
Fragmentary text references a marquee, a mall, a farm, and paths toward a port with unclear names. Mentions a persona tied to a Portuguese mother and a captain, but specifics are unreadable. No identifiable event date or location can be confirmed from the readable phrases.
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Loutenta
Nanutal
Komiulipport
Renoue
Almoure
May Last Another Year War Prolonged in South Africa
Capetown correspondent reports in a July 17 communication that Boer forces in the Cap Colony number between one and two thousand, with colonial authorities cautious about a longer war. The Daily Mail notes limited progress and suggests a risk of an extended conflict lasting another year.
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Angusta
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Daily Mail
la Caps Colony
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